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## Inserting Auto Features

Did you press F1 on the Auto Feature dialog box to get here? See "The Auto Feature Dialog Box" if you want to know what the different components of the dialog box do.

The PC-DMIS configurations that support Auto Features differ in which Auto Features they support as well as how those features are created. Because of this, information on creating and inserting Auto Features into your measurement routine is not covered here. Instead, consult the documentation set for your PC-DMIS configuration from the list below:

Contact (PC-DMIS CMM) | Vision (PC-DMIS Vision) | Laser (PC-DMIS Laser)
Auto Vector Point |  |
Auto Surface Point | Auto Surface Point | Auto Surface Point
Auto Edge Point | Auto Edge Point | Auto Edge Point
Auto Angle Point |  |
Auto Corner Point |  |
Auto High Point |  |
Auto Line | Auto Line |
Auto Plane |  | Auto Plane
Auto Circle | Auto Circle | Auto Circle
Auto Ellipse | Auto Ellipse |
Auto Square Slot | Auto Square Slot | Auto Square Slot
Auto Round Slot | Auto Round Slot | Auto Round Slot
Auto Notch Slot | Auto Notch Slot |
Auto Polygon | Auto Polygon | Auto Polygon
Auto Cylinder |  | Auto Cylinder
Auto Cone |  | Auto Cone
Auto Sphere |  | Auto Sphere
|  | Auto Flush and Gap
Probe Toolbox Information
Contact Probe Toolbox | Vision Probe Toolbox | Laser Probe Toolbox

Once an Auto Feature is created, its command appears inside the Edit window (see "Auto Feature Field Definitions"). You can then mark the command and have PC-DMIS execute it like any other command or feature.